Yes. You can camp on the Bay Area Ridge Trail, but only in certain spots. You should use the interactive map to find campsites along the trail. Can you bring dogs on the Bay Area Ridge Trail?

Marked with blue signs, the Bay Area Ridge Trail takes in stunning views of the Golden Gate Bridge from the Marin Headlands; San Mateo County forests above Crystal Springs Reservoir; bucolic ...

One day, it will be part of a continuous stretch running the length of the Peninsula, according to planners of the Bay Area Ridge Trail. "The views are great," said Denise Reynolds of Brisbane ...

Roughly 5.3 miles will be added to the Bay Area Ridge Trail, bringing its total completed segments to 337 miles. The new route follows broad open meadows and oak woodlands in the Sierra Vista Open ...

We’ll explore a world-class trail rising high on ridge lines all around the Bay Area. Begun as an audacious dream in 1989, the Bay Area Ridge Trail is reaching its 400th mile in 2021 with new ...

Maps are available at www.openspace.org. SOUTH COUNTY: The 3.1-mile Merry-Go-Round trail in Mount Madonna County Park in Santa Clara County is part of the Bay Area Ridge Trail. Take Highway 152 ...

With many local trails connecting to the much larger Bay Area Ridge Trail, the Bay Area has no shortage of trails ranging from perfect for the beginning biker to ones full of technical challenges ...

An extension to the Bay Area Ridge Trail that will allow access to land along Skyline Boulevard — complete with panoramic views of the Bay and access to a diversity of natural landscapes ...